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The Ashmolean Museum: Home page of the Museum

The Ashmolean Museum: Home page of the Museum

The Museum of The Order of St John Home | NADFAS - The National Association of Decorative & Fine Arts Societies Музей уникальных византийских мозаик Музей мозаик, о котором пойдет речь ниже, на самом деле является частью перистиля большого императорского дворца в Константинополе, который был обнаружен в 30-х годах прошлого века и буквально воскрешен из пепелища вчистую сгоревших строений рынка и бывших конюшен оттоманской армии, которые располагались на месте некогда величественного императорского дворца.Как это часто бывает в Стамбуле, уникальные византийские мозаики V-VI вв были обнаружены совершенно случайно, во время проведения строительных работ в районе базара Араста в 1933 году.В результате раскопок были открыты и извлечены из грунта около 2 тыс квадратных метров бесценных мозаик, выполненных с величайшим искусством из известковых, терракотовых и стеклянных 5мм кубиков, количество которых на 1 кв.м. достигает 40 (!!!) тысяч. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. За подготовку репортажа и насыщенный информацией рассказ о римском периоде Стамбула снова огромное спасибо Жанне jannasaban!

The National Gallery, London Conservation - About us Astonishing Science. Spectacular museum. Conservation There are around 230,000 objects in the Museum collections, some of which date back to prehistoric times. They vary in size from airliners to microchips, and contain virtually every material known to man. This fascinating diversity presents a range of challenges for the conservation team, who must preserve the collections for the future. Conservation involves the treatment of objects to remove or stabilise the effects of physical or chemical degradation. Preventive conservation means ensuring that objects do not suffer from deterioration from the environment that they are displayed or stored in. Who carries out the conservation of the collections? The Museum has three conservation units manned by trained, experienced staff. The diversity of the collections means that the conservation team needs a range of in-house expertise to look after the objects. Research and Training Working objects and restoration

The Labyrinth British Museum - Welcome to the British Museum BURSARIES & GRANTS - York Consortium for Conservation and Craftsmanship Bursaries and grants The Consortium has a charitable arm: The York Foundation for Conservation and Craftsmanship This was created to raise funds tax-efficiently for those heritage-related objectives of the Consortium which can be considered charitable. Create a fund capable of generating annual bursaries to assist the training of craftsmen and women, and conservators Encourage existing experts to take on new apprentices/trainees. Since its launch in the year 2000 the Foundation has received the support of many generous donors, both individual and corporate, and has now built up a Fund of over £200,000. Click here for a list of the bursaries awarded, together with their intended purposes. Applications are invited in October/November each year, with a closing date at the end of March of the following year. Bursaries Awarded 2013 (£12,100 awarded) 2011 (£9,500 awarded) Thomas Soare - the Freemasons’ Award (to help with travel costs as an SPAB William Morris fellow) 2010 (£11,000 awarded) Prof.

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Conservator job information Page Content Conservator Hours37-40 per weekStarting salary£24,648 + per year Conservators preserve and restore historical buildings, and objects like paintings, books, furniture and stained glass. As a conservator you will also make sure that objects are looked after in the right way. To do this job you will need a patient approach to work. You will usually need a degree to get started in this role. WorkDesc The work As a conservator you will look after historical objects or artefacts in a museum or private collection. On a daily basis you might: examine objects to identify any damage and its causepreserve objects to stop deterioration and make sure they stay in good conditioncarry out restoration so that original characteristics are not lostmake sure that storage and display conditions protect objects from damage by light, humidity, temperature or air pollutionprotect objects that are being moved from one location to anotherkeep written and photographic records HoursDesc Hours IncomeDesc News

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